MACQUARIE POINT VISION LTD

MACQUARIE POINT VISION LTD is a Tasmanian community-focused organisation dedicated to shaping the future of the Macquarie Point site in Hobart. The group champions development that prioritises the needs and values of local people, with a strong emphasis on social equity, cultural recognition, and urban renewal. Their work is driven by a desire to create a place that benefits all Tasmanians, especially those most affected by housing shortages and social disadvantage.

Truth and Reconciliation Park

The flagship project of MACQUARIE POINT VISION LTD is the creation of a nationally significant Truth and Reconciliation Park at the heart of the Macquarie Point precinct. This park is designed to promote healing, cultural recognition, and unity between the Palawa people and the wider community. The project highlights reconciliation, truth-telling, and Indigenous heritage, making it a cornerstone of the organisation’s vision for a more inclusive and respectful Hobart.

Mission and Vision

The mission of MACQUARIE POINT VISION LTD is to ensure that the development of Macquarie Point reflects the needs and aspirations of Tasmanians. The vision is to create an iconic, internationally significant urban renewal project that fosters hope, pride, and truth for all residents, with a focus on social equity and cultural recognition.

Main Objectives

• To deliver 1,000 new homes for 2,000–3,000 people, addressing the critical need for affordable housing
• To establish a nationally significant Truth and Reconciliation Park and Indigenous Cultural Centre
• To promote community engagement and ownership in the development process
• To ensure that the project benefits all Tasmanians, not just corporate interests

Benefiting Groups

• Low-income families and individuals seeking affordable housing
• Palawa people and the broader Indigenous community
• Local residents and community groups
• Young people and future generations

Types of Services or Activities

• Advocacy for urban renewal and community-led development
• Community engagement and consultation to ensure inclusive decision-making
• Support for cultural events and reconciliation initiatives
• Facilitation of public participation in planning and development processes
• Encouragement of donations to support their work, which can be made via donations